Tens of thousands join Tel Aviv Pride parade, celebrating gains and wary of Israeli government
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Tens of thousands of people on Thursday marched in Tel Aviv’s Pride parade - an annual celebration that turns the city’s seaside promenade into a boisterous festival of rainbow flags, pounding music and colorful costumes.
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Tens of thousands of people on Thursday marched in Tel Aviv’s Pride parade - an annual celebration that turns the city’s seaside promenade into a boisterous festival of rainbow flags, pounding music and colorful costumes.
In mostly celebratory atmosphere, parade-goers stress importance of event amid Israeli political tensions: 'It means everything to be here and show people we’re here'
Event marking anniversary of LGBTQ community's annual parade to be split in two due to intense heat, with march taking place Thursday afternoon and party on Friday
An estimated 150,000 people marched Thursday in Israel's coastal metropolis Tel Aviv for the Middle East's largest Pride parade, amid protests against the presence of anti-LGBTQ ministers in the government.
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